Jarvis

I gravitate toward dynamics built on captivity, ownership, hierarchy, rules, structure, and protocol. I enjoy enslavement, objectification, degradation, and genuine subservience, not as isolated scenes, but as the foundation of an ongoing dynamic. I want authority that is constant, expectations that are absolute, and a man whose control permeates every interaction. Mercy should be earned, not expected.

I want to be worn down, challenged, and rebuilt. I want impossible standards, meaningful consequences, and expectations that never disappear. Obedience shouldn't be something I choose when it's convenient; it should be cultivated through consistency, reinforced through correction, and practiced until it becomes instinct. I want to earn every privilege and understand that every failure has weight. The journey matters far more than the destination.

My writing thrives in dark worlds where words leave scars and choices carry weight. Heroes, villains, kings, slavers, monsters, I care far less about what they are than how convincingly they wield power. I want stories that embrace psychological depth, moral ambiguity, and the slow transformation of a character shaped by relentless authority. If your writing goes dark, goes mean, and isn't afraid to let characters truly suffer, then I'm home.

I don't want someone pretending to be an Owner, I want someone for whom leadership, discipline, and control are simply part of who they are.